Divorce

Trust is the foundation of a good marriage, so infidelity of any kind can strike a death blow to the relationship – and that includes something known as “financial infidelity.” This involves one half of a couple hiding or lying about any financial matter to the other. Financial infidelity is surprisingly common. According to a

In recent years, an interesting phenomenon has become apparent concerning divorce rates. Age plays a huge role in the likelihood that a couple will go the distance at any given point in their relationship. For most people who are under 50, the divorce rate is going down. But for those who are over 50, the

Parents often worry about how the end of their relationship might affect the lives of their children. They worry about how divorce might reduce everyone’s standard of living or how the children may suffer emotionally because of the sudden change in their family circumstances. There is plenty of research affirming the negative impact that parental

Remarrying shows courage – you went through a divorce but were brave enough to give love another chance. However, irreconcilable issues can make you dissolve your second marriage. But will it be different this time? The second and subsequent divorce can be more manageable. Here is why. You have gone through it before Divorce in itself

When going through a divorce, particularly when you can’t agree on crucial matters, the court may give you temporary orders, which you will use until the final ones are issued. The divorce process can be lengthy – it can be stressful if couples lack “ground rules” during this period, hence temporary orders. These orders will cover the

Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience, but it also presents an opportunity for personal growth and a fresh start. Moving on after a divorce requires intentional effort and self-care. Here are some practical tips to help you navigate the healing process and embrace this new chapter in your life. Embrace self-reflection and allow yourself

When your spouse asks you for a divorce, you feel surprised and shocked. You certainly don’t want to get divorced. Maybe you felt like there were some issues with the marriage, but you would rather work through them. You don’t simply want to end that marriage. However, when you talk to your spouse, they’re adamant

Not so long ago, the divorce process in the U.S. always involved both parties standing before a judge and that judge rendering a ruling in re: asset division and – if applicable – child custody and child support. Nowadays, the vast majority of divorces are resolved without judicial intervention. Sometimes, spouses are able to draw

Are you feeling trapped in an unhappy marriage? Then, it’s time to break free and rebuild your life. While some people consider divorce a taboo, you should understand that divorce can happen to anyone. The divorce process may be emotionally painful, but many advantages come with divorce. Depending on the specific circumstances of your divorce,